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a a a a a a a a a a at Canteens Accepted London, Dec. 19, (fP) Food Minister Lord Woolton accepted today part of a fleet of 100 mobile canteens presented by the American allied relief fund. I Still Ip25 Hear these artistic spinets so popular in Harrisburg. Full 10 year guar S47E antee 5 Gift Suggestions Radios Radio Phonographs Records Albums Swiss Music Boxes Tdlv DELIVERS Balance Easy Terms THURSDAY EVENING HXRRISBURG TELEGKXPH DECEMBER 19, 1940 Auditor Appointed Claude W. Sandy has been ap pointed auditor of West Hanover township by the Dauphin County Court to succeed his father, D.

who moved from the district, THE PERFECT XM AS GIFT i FOR DAD, MOTHER, SON OR DAUGHTER AN EYE EXAMINATION AND GLASSES if necessary, will give clear and comfortable vision "throughout the year. Using only the finest American made lenses and frames. We shall be happy to help you arrange the details. CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE DR. FREED DR.

KLEIN 8 OPTOMETRISTS 10 17 7 DELIVERS Balance Easy Terms 73 Note Spinet Pianos SPECIAL AT $225 Your Present Piano Accepted in'Trade CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUARANTEED ft 219 MARKET STREET 2nd Floor Next to Murphy's Phone 3 3234 OFFICE HOURS: Daily to 5.30. Evenings: 7 to 8.30 Dillsburg Clubs Sponsor Yule Fete Tomorrow Dillsburg, Dec. 19. A Christmas program, arranged by the Women's Club and the Lions Club, will be presented tomorrow evening at 7.30 at the community tree on the Square. The program will open with selections, by a brass quartet composed of V.

B. Nesbit, John Davis, 3rd, Sylvan Speck and Kenneth Deiner. Prayer will be offered by the Rev. Lee N. Page A short address will be given by the Rev.

F. A. Carroll. The singing of carols by the Women's Club Chorus and members of the Lions Club wilL conclude the exer cises. Glenn W.

McCurdy and Lester Anthony, Dillsburg, R. have enlisted in the United States Army for three years. The young men expect to leave tomorrow for Alabama, where they will join an Air Corps unit. MRS. FRANCES L.

SHAFFER Mechanicsburgf Dec. 19, Mrs Frances Low Shaffer 40, widow of George Shaffer, of Carlisle Springs, died yesterday in the Carlisle Hospital after an illness of several months. She was a member of the Carlisle Springs Evangelical Church. Her only survivors are several aunts and uncles, including Benjamin Getz, of Coover and Arch streets, Mech anicsburg. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 1 p.

m. at the Myers Funeral Home, with burial in Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, 37 East Main street, tomorrow evening. Time To Choose Your Piano I I I J. H.

TROUP'S A I Guarantee 8 Christmas STE1NWAY Never before priced so low. The 1 1 scale verticals are as low as F. O. B. New York Grands from $985 DELIVERS Balance Easy Terms I I I IHJ Lester Betsy Ross Then You'll Understand Why We Sell More Pianos Than All Harrisburg Stores Combined MARSHALL WENDALL A century old make, noted for its fine tone, sturdy construction and charming appearance $325 With Others Priced $75 to $100 Higher OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 Si I Compare These J.

H. Troup Values I $255 to $495 America's oldest and best loved piano now priced to meet QQQC your "05JI Grands from $595 15 DELIVERS Balance Easy Terms WURLITZER 5 ii 15 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Golden tone charming designs, commanding volume. 10 year guarantee. Priced $9 DC from LVV DELIVERS Balance Easy Terms Gift Suggestions Guitars Violins Cornets Trombones Saxophones Xylophones Clarinets Accordions Drums A. A.

Harrow Taken byDeatli Retired Bell Phone Em ploye in Service For 29 Years Alfred Harrow, 57, retired senior staff assistant in a super visorv capacity with the Bell Tele phone Company, died of a heart attack Wednesday ai nis nome, 2801 North Second street." Harrow entered the employ of the public utility as a lineman in April. 1910, and was retired in June, 1939, after twenty nine years service. He was successively ly foreman, district construction foreman, plant instructor in new methods of construction and ap nlieation of new methods from 1931 to 1937, and from 1937 until his retirement was senior staff as sistant.v A member of Fifth Street Meth odist Church and the Telephone Pioneers of America, he is sur vived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Funk Harrow. Services will be held at the Fackler Funeral Home, 1314 Derry street.

Saturday at 1.30 p. m. The Rev. Dr. Allen.

C. Shue, Fifth Street Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Liverpool Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 p. m. GEORGE C.

HELTZEL George C. Heltzel 67, 1932 North Cameron street, died. Wednesday at a local hospital. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Heltzel; a hrnther.

John, this city, and a niece. Mrs, Seth Emig, York. Services will be at 2 p. Sat urday at the home and burial will follow in. a York, cemetery, Friends" may call at the home Fri day after 7 m.

He was a charter member of the York volunteer Fire Company and also was a vet eran of the Spanish American War. JOHN W. JOHNSON Services for John W. Johnson, 64, 602 Church street, a laborer at the Indiantown Gap military reservation who died Tuesday night at a local hospital, will be at 11 a. m.

Saturday at the Church of God, Samples Manor, Md. Burial will be in Samples Manor Ceme tery. Friends may call between 7 and 9 p. m. Friday at the Dugan funeral home, 1600 Market street.

Surviving are five sons, William, Roy, Joseph, Charles and Elmer, all of Altoona; a sister, Mrs. W. Sites, this city, with whom he lived, and two other sisters, Mrs. J. Haines, Brunswick, and Mrs.

Lesley Wade, Martihsburg, W. and a brother, Daniel, of Samples Manor, Md. OSCAR P. SEIPE Oscar Prowell Seipe, 63, retired farmer and school teacher, died Wednesday at his home in Fair view township, near Yocumtown, York county. A native of York county, he attended the schools of the county, Millersville Normal School, Drexel Institute and Palms Business Philadelphia.

He taught school in York county for nine years" and also taught at Palms Business College three years. He has been ill 24 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Alotta K. Seipe; two sons, Marlin New Cumberland, R.

and Carol at home; a stepmother, Mrs. Lydia Seipe, Goldsboro, and a half sister. Mrs. Clarence Hempt, New Cumberland. Services will be at 2 p.

m. Sat urday at Hoff's funeral home, 408 Third street, New Cumberland. The Rev. C. H.

Heiges, Lisburn Church of God, will officiate, as sisted by the Rev. G. A. Williams, Baughman Memorial dist Church, New Cumberland. Burial will be in Emanuel Cemetery near Lewisberry.

KARL E. PLANK Karl E. Plank, 48, died at his home, 20 South Twenty eighth street, Penbrook. He was a form er Pennsylvania Railroad employe. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Mabel I. Plank; daughter, Mrs. Wayne Bosworth, Penbrook; bro ther, O. Delmont Plank, Boston; and sister, Mrs. B.

F. Bard, Enola. He was a member of Camp 56, P. O. S.

of A.t and the Grace United Brethren Church, Pen brook. Services will be held Monday at 2 p. at the home, the Rev. Dr. H.

E. Schaeffer, of Grace Church officiating. Burial will be in East Harrisburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Sunday after 6:30 p. m.

MRS. AGNES P. SNYDER Mrs. Apnes Page Snyder died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Miller, 309 Market street, New Cumberland.

The body was taken to Girardville where funeral services will Le held Saturday afternoon. She is survived by four sons, Joseph, Harry, Edward and Lester; one daughter, Mrs. Miller, and eight grandchil dren. EDWARD J. HAMMAKER, SR Edward J.

Hammaker, 72, 120 Lucknow road, died in a local hospital Wednesday. He is survived by four sons, Albert Linglestown R. D. 1, Howard Edward and Lewis all of Harrisburg; four daughters, Hattie California, Nora Harrisburg, Ruth Penbrook, and Mrs. Clara Trout, Harrisburg; three brothers, Samuel, Williams" port, John, Rochester, N.

William, Enola; one sister, Mrs. Agnes Lowe, Williamsport; thirteen grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Services will be at the Charles C. Baker Funeral Home, Third and Maclay streets, Saturday at 11 a. the Rev.

Alven J. Frie del, St. Mark's Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be In Heckton Cemetery. Friends may call at the Baker Funeral Home, after 7 p.

m. Friday. "IMMORTAL BABY" IS "BACK TO EARTH" Baby Jean Gauntt, 2, who as a ward of the Royal Fraternity of Master Metaphysicians was to gain "immortality" by being kept shielded from the world and its wickedness, has been returned to her mother, Catherine, in New York City. This was the reunion scene after the metaphysicians decided not to keep Jean any longer in the 110 room mansion formerly occupied by the anderbilts on Long Island, scene of the experiment. 7VT ttM.

V. 8 KM r4 4 nit ii in MmnmwwN Ya The Lifetime Christmas Gift! KEIIMORE SEWING MACHINE ftand CIIAin COMBINATION fO ev Ge 0 Deluxe Rotary Model! Guaranteed 20 years. Sews forward or backward. Has ery feature you've wanted. Genuine American walnut veneers.

Rack on inside of door for attachments and accessories. Deluxe Rotary Head. Knee controlled motor and sewing light. Others $29 95 and Up $5 DOWN USUAL TERMS 3 "Commander" "Imperial" Tank Cleaner 9 a mmm wrnm0iymiSmm Streamlined'Poiverful! A welcome gift! Smart, handsome, powerful and dependable! Superior features such as air cooled motor sealed lubrication switch and 2 ball bearing wheels! Easy to empty bag. $5 DOWN Usual Terms Others $19.95 and Up $12.50 $(QY 95 values Complete with extrac 1 drink mixer and beaters, ifb nlns 2 hnwls.

Powerful 3 speed motpr cord and plug. 1 FOR HER" AT HOlSEST.rO COODNESS SAVINGS! Heats Faster Saves Fuel STAINLESS STEEL UTENSILS With Copper Clad Bottoms! SKILLET AND COVER 3 QUART SAUCE PAN SAUCE PAN 9 DOUBLE BOILER DUTCH OVEN $4.59 $4.37 $1.59 $5.25 $4.70 A complete set of the newest, finest Kitchenware! Tops all other cooking equipment because it heats faster, saves fuel! Combines stainless steel for permanent beauty with copper, for speedy, uniforsi heat! Bottoms are all copper clad. Streamlined ensemble, styled for efficient kitchens: Give Her More Leisure This Year! ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TOASTER MIXER TWIN WAFFLE IRON SANDWICH TOASTER WAFFLE IRON Your choice of 5 high quality elec VALUES tO $5.98. trical appliances at a remarkably low price! Durably constructed for AA long service and beautifully de tCB50 signed. Chrome plating.

Complete Jj Each with cord. 3 PIECE CARVING SET A $3.98 VALUE $98 Genuine stag horn handles. Forged knife and fork. Extra sharp 8 inch stainless steel knife blade. Large fork.

"How to Carve" booklet included. ELECTRIC FOOD MIXER BEATS! WHIPS! MIXES! SPECIAL SHOWER CURTAINS .98 A complete holiday assortment of shower curtains with all sorts of gay designs and colors to choose from! Practical and ornamental. Generously sized. as.